halloo

He hallooed the first mate and explained his plan for the women.

A voice hallooed at us, away on the left.

But it had sure felt as if she were hallooing across mountaintops.

On the screen, apparently almost within hallooing distance, a city was burning.

I hallooed for some time like a lusty fellow, without getting any answer, which made me begin to think my chance was bad.

With this thought we hallooed to the coachman, and told him what had occurred to us.

I hallooed to the others, seeing that our only chance of safety in conciliation.

I went to the cave entrance and hallooed into it, in a cracked old voice.

They hallooed and drank from it like happy animals.

But just then a sentinel hallooed from the west rampart.

Hoarse from hallooing into the wind, Roger made his way back down the slope.

I hallooed to him with all my strength, and presently he came reeling aft.

I must make an effort of trained will to hold to them and not go hallooing off after the nearest jackrabbit.

They hallooed again, and called their two comrades by their names a great many times; but no answer.

Ryan hallooed that information down to the woman on the deck, cupping his hands against the wind.

I had to call the name again before Mahony saw me and hallooed in answer.

One of the men hallooed and once more whacked the porch post with a crop.

In a lull in the cheering, I hallooed up to him.

On the bank opposite they stopped and hallooed.

It glittered in the early sunlight as he hallooed the two hares.

Anna straightened up, looked round, and hallooed faintly back.

They hallooed their partisan approval, and plunged into the boiling shallows.

While they were debating thus, came up the three Englishmen, and standing without the wood, which was new planted, hallooed to them.

'You never hear them hallooing to one another in foreign as they used.'

Elizabeth hallooed at him and touched her little mare with her crop.